Poolside!
Part of life is enjoying the sunrise
Part of life is enjoying the sunrise
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iPhone 8
Aperture f/1.8 ISO 32 Shutter 1/30 Focal Length 3.99/1 
Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo, MX
Mar, 2019Views
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Carolyn_Angus
December 04, 2019
Just makes you want to be there! Lovely reflection and natural tones. My apologies for not responding to a comment on my landscape of India back in June. I only saw it now!
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LMLCaptures
December 04, 2019
No worries and thanks you for taking time out of your day and viewing my photos. Have a great holiday season.
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Behind The Lens
Location
I was on my Honeymoon at the Catalonia Maya Rivera located in Playa del Carmen in Mexico.Time
I captured this image anywhere from 6:30A.M. to 7:00A.M.Lighting
What capture my attention was how the Palm trees look like they were on fire. And the reflection on the pool was a bonus.Equipment
I used an iPhone 8 and handheld to take the picture. I wish I had the Nikon D6 10 and a tripod because I would be able to create a higher resolution image.Inspiration
The beauty of sunrises or sunsets is all unique and you never know what you’re going to experience. I get inspired by nature and the fact that we only have one sunrise and sunset.Editing
For processing I used the Lightroom app on the phone and I punched up the colors, reduce noise, and Dehaze.In my camera bag
In my bag I usually have a Nikon D6 10, one lens that’s from 24-70MM, the other is 70-200MM, a tele-converter 2X, neutral density filter‘s from a few stops to 10 stops, And cleaning materials.Feedback
My advice is go out there and experiment; take a couple of pictures with different exposures and lighting schemes.
